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Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center

ARCHITECTURE PLANNING INTERIOR DESIGN

3131 NEWMARK DRIVE, SUITE 200

MIAMISBURG, OHIO 45342

937.461.3290 P

JOHN POE ARCHITECTS

HEAPY ENGINEERING

MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONING TECHNOLOGY

1400 WEST DOROTHY LANE

DAYTON, OH 45409

937.224.0861 P

937.224.5777 F

THP LIMITED INC.

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

100 E. EIGHTH STREET

CINCINNATI, OH 45202

513.241.3222 P

513.241.2981 F

CORRECT MEDICAL UNIT

PRIVACY ISSUES (6th FLOOR)

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COVER SHEET

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CORRECT MEDICAL UNIT PRIVACY

ISSUES (6th FLOOR)

3200 VINE ST. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45220 PROJECT #: 539-330

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES

* PLEASE NOTE THAT THE TERM PROJECT ENGINEER REFERS TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER'S

TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE.

1. ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH THE LATEST NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE, INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, AND OTHER CODES AS IDENTIFIED IN VHA PROGRAM GUIDE PG-18-3, TOPIC 01, CODES, STANDARDS AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS WHICH CAN BE FOUND ON THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN

AFFAIRS, TECHNICAL INFORMATION LIBRRARY WEBSITE.

2. ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS ACT ACCESSIBILITY STANDARD (ABAAS) AND DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS BARRIER FREE DESIGN GUIDE PG-18-13 WHICH CAN BE FOUND ON THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS TECHNICAL

INFORMATION LIBRARY WEBSITE.

3. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO VISIT THE SITE, EXAMINE AND ACCEPT EXISTING CONDITIONS

PRIOR TO BIDDING. SITE VISITS TO BE COORDINATED WITH THE CONTRACTING OFFICER.

4. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO REPAIR AND/OR REFINISH, TO MATCH ADJACENT EXISTING

SURFACES, ANY EXISTING MATERIALS TO REMAIN THAT ARE DAMAGED DURING THE COURSE OF

DEMOLITION OR NEW WORK.

5. WHERE REMOVAL OF EXISTING WORK IS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF NEW WORK, CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR EXISTING CONSTRUCTION TO REMAIN OR PROVIDE NEW CONSTRUCTION TO MATCH

EXISTING ADJACENT SURFACES TO REMAIN.

6. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO FIELD VERIFY ALL CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO

ORDERING, FABRICATING OR INSTALLING NEW MATERIALS.

7. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO VERIFY SIZES OF ALL EQUIPMENT, ETC. TO BE INSTALLED AS PART OF THIS PROJECT, AND WHERE NECESSARY, MAKE SPECIAL PROVISIONS TO INSTALL EQUIPMENT

THAT IS TOO LARGE TO FIT THROUGH FINISHED OPENINGS.

8. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE WOOD BLOCKING AT TOILET ACCESSORIES, HAND RAILS, BUMPER

RAILS, SHELVING, CASEWORK, MOUNTING BRACKETS AND OTHER WALL MOUNTED ITEMS, AS

INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND AS RECOMMENDED BY PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS.

ALL WOOD BLOCKING SHALL BE FIRE RETARDANT TREATED.

9. ALL EXPOSED NEW WORK IS TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE.

IF NO FINISH IS INDICATED AT A PARTICULAR SURFACE, CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE FINISH(S) AS

INDICATED AT SIMILAR CONDITIONS.

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE COMPLETE AND FULLY OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS WHICH COMPLY WITH STATED CODES AND REGULATIONS. WHERE THE OMISSION OF A PART OR ELEMENT OF A SYSTEM WOULD RESULT IN THE NON-OPERATION, OR INCORRECT OPERATION OF A SYSTEM, CONTRACTOR

SHALL INCLUDE SAID PART OR ELEMENT AS PART OF THE WORK.

11. ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH NEW AND/OR EXISTING SMOKE OR FIRE RATED WALLS SHALL BE

SMOKE/FIRE STOPPED AS REQUIRED BY THE RATING OF THE WALL.

12. FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACTOR'S SPRINKLER DESIGN WILL BE SUBJECT TO AN INDEPENDENT

REVIEW BY A CERTIFIED FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEER RETAINED BY THE OWNER. THE FIRE

PROTECTION CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING ANY REQUIRED CHANGES TO THE DESIGN AS IDENTIFIED BY THE OWNER'S FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEER AS NECESSARY FOR COMPLIANCE

WITH SPECIFIED NFPA REQUIREMENTS.

DRAWING INDEX VICINITY MAP

GRAPHIC SYMBOLS

FX001 LEGEND, SYMBOLS & INDEX OF DRAWINGS

FX106 PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - FIRE SUPPRESSION

P001 LEGEND, SYMBOLS & INDEX OF DRAWINGS

P002 PLUMBING BID ITEMS

PD106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS

PD106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS

PP105N PARTIAL FIFTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS & NEW WORK

PP105S PARTIAL FIFTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS & NEW WORK

PP106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN

PP106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN

PP107 PARTIAL ROOF PLAN

P401 ENLARGED PLAN

P501 DETAILS & SCHEDULES

P601 SOIL, WASTE & VENT DIAGRAM

P602 SOIL, WASTE & VENT DIAGRAM

M001 LEGEND, SYMBOLS & INDEX OF DRAWINGS

MD105 PARTIAL FIFTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS

MD106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS

MD106NT TEMPORARY ROOF UTILITIES PLAN

MD106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS

MH103 THIRD FLOOR PLAN

MH105 FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

MH106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - DUCTWORK

MH106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - DUCTWORK

MH107 ROOF PLAN

MP101 CHILLED WATER PIPE RISER REPLACEMENT

MP102 CHILLED WATER PIPE RISER REPLACEMENT

MP103 CHILLED WATER PIPE RISER REPLACEMENT

MP106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - PIPING

MP106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - PIPING

M501 DETAILS

M502 DETAILS

M503 DETAILS

M504 DETAILS

M601 SCHEDULES

M701 CONTROLS

E001 LEGEND, SYMBOLS & INDEX OF DRAWINGS

E002 ELECTRICAL BID ITEMS

ED106 ROOF PLAN - REMOVALS

ED106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS

ED106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - REMOVALS

EL106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING

EL106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING

EP103 PARTIAL THIRD FLOOR PLAN - POWER

EP106 SIXTH FLOOR - EXHAUST FAN & FAN COIL POWER

EP106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - POWER

EP106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - POWER

EP107 ROOF PLAN AND LIGHTNING PROTECTION

ET106C PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR-COMPOSITE CABLETRAY

ET106N PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS

ET106S PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS

E401 ENLARGED ROOM PLANS - LIGHTING

E402 ENLARGED ROOM PLANS - POWER

E501 DETAILS

E502 LIGHT FIXTURE DESCRIPTIONS 1

E503 LIGHT FIXTURE DESCRIPTIONS 2

E504 SITE PHOTOGRAPHS

E600 SINGLE-LINE DIAGRAM

E601 SINGLE-LINE DIAGRAM

E602 PANELBOARD SCHEDULES

E603 PANELBOARD SCHEDULES

E604 MOTOR SCHEDULE

E701 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS

E702 NEW SIGNALS CLOSET DETAILS

E703 TYPICAL PATIENT ROOM DETAILS

E704 SECURITY DETAILS

E705 PARTIAL FLOOR PLANS - TECH RISER

E706 PARTIAL FLOOR PLANS - CCTV RISER

G001 COVER SHEET

G101 LIFE SAFETY PLAN

G102 LIFE SAFETY NARRATIVE

G611 PHASING PLANS

G621 DESCRIPTION OF BID ITEMS

G631 ABOVE CEILING COORDINATION

AS101 SITE PLAN

AD106N DEMOLITION PLAN - NORTH

AD106S DEMOLITION PLAN - SOUTH

AD201 DEMOLITION DETAILS

A001 WALL TYPES

A106-A ENLARGED PLAN - AREA A

A106-B ENLARGED PLAN - AREA B

A106-C ENLARGED PLAN - AREA C

A106-D ENLARGED PLAN - AREA D

A106-E ENLARGED PLAN - AREA E

A106-F ENLARGED PLAN - AREA F

A106-G ENLARGED PLAN - AREA G

A107 ROOF PLAN

A116N REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - NORTH

A116S REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - SOUTH

A201 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A202 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A301 BUILDING SECTIONS

A302 BUILDING SECTIONS

A311 WALL SECTIONS

A312 WALL SECTIONS

A313 WALL SECTIONS

A321 STAIR PLANS AND DETAILS

A401 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A402 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A410 RESTROOM INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A411 RESTROOM INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A511 CASEWORK SECTIONS & DETAILS

A512 MED BOX DETAILS

A513 HEADWALL DETAILS

A601 DOOR SCHEDULE & DETAILS

A611 CURTAIN WALL ELEVATIONS

A612 CURTAIN WALL DETAILS

A613 WINDOW ELEVATIONS AND DETAILS

AF106N FLOOR FINISH PLAN - NORTH

AF106S FLOOR FINISH PLAN - SOUTH

AF116N WALL PROTECTION PLAN - NORTH

AF116S WALL PROTECTION PLAN - SOUTH

AF126N ACCENT WALL FINISH PLAN - NORTH

AF126S ACCENT WALL FINISH PLAN - SOUTH

AF601 FINISH SCHEDULE

IF106N FURNITURE PLAN - NORTH

IF106S FURNITURE PLAN - SOUTH

S001 GENERAL STRUCTURAL NOTES

S002 TYPICAL DETAILS

S106-A LEVEL 6 FRAMING PLAN

S107-A LEVEL 7 FRAMING PLAN

S107-B LEVEL 7 FRAMING PLAN

S301 DETAILS

S302 DETAILS

S401 BRACING ELEVATIONS AND DETAILS

S501 COLUMN SCHEDULE AND DETAILS

Revisions Date

Existing Building to Remain

Modification of Existing Building - NFPA 101- 43.5

New Addition - NFPA 101 - 43.8

0-HR Smoke Partition - NFPA 101-8.4

1-HR Smoke Barrier - NFPA 101-8.5

1-HR Fire Barrier - NFPA 101-8.3

2-HR Fire Barrier - NFPA 101-8.3

Means of Egress

Existing Wall to Remain

New Wall

Fire Extinguisher

CODE LEGEND

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EXIST. SMOKE COMPARTMENT

7,698 S.F.

EXIST.SMOKE COMPARTMENT

7,680 S.F.

EXIST. SMOKE COMPARTMENT

6,181 S.F.

SMOKE COMPARTMENT

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Stair 3

STAIR 11 WIDTH 44"

ACTUAL LOAD 51 PEOPLE x 0.3"

REQUIRED WIDTH = 15.3"

STAIR 2 WIDTH 55"

ACTUAL LOAD 51 PEOPLE x 0.3"

REQUIRED WIDTH = 15.3"

STAIR 3 WIDTH 55"

ACTUAL LOAD 51 PEOPLE x 0.3"

REQUIRED WIDTH = 15.3"

STAIR 1 WIDTH 49"

ACTUAL LOAD 51 PEOPLE x 0.3"

REQUIRED WIDTH = 15.3"

Dead End Corridor 12'-0" Worst Case Actual 30'-0" Max Allowable

Max Travel Distance = 200'-0" Worst Case Actual = 125'-0"

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6,130 S.F. NEW HEALTHCARE OCCUP (NEW ADDITION)

CONSTR TYPE II (222), SPRINKLED

OCCUP. LOAD: 51 (SLEEPING DEPT.-120 S.F./OCC.)

18,330 S.F. HEALTHCARE OCCUP (MODIFICATION)

CONSTR TYPE II (222), SPRINKLED

OCCUP. LOAD: 153 (SLEEPING DEPT.-120 S.F./OCC.)

EXISTING HEALTHCARE OCCUP (TO REMAIN)

CONSTR TYPE II (222), SPRINKLED

OCCUP. LOAD: (NO CHANGE)

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Office of Construction and Facilities Management

JPA Project No.

937 461 3290 PHONE

jpa@johnpoe.com

CORRECT MEDICAL UNIT

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ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS:CONSULTANTS:

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

JPA Project No.

937 461 3290 PHONE

jpa@johnpoe.com

CORRECT MEDICAL UNIT

PRIVACY ISSUES (6th FLOOR)

04/12/2019

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Chapter 18 – New Health Care Occupancies

• 18.1.6.1 – Construction Type: II (222), Sprinkled (noncombustible)

Allowable number of stories: ≥4 Actual number of stories: 5 + Basement (existing), 6 (current phase), 8 (future)

• 18.1.6.4 – Interior nonbearing walls shall be constructed of non-combustible or limited-combustible materials.

• 18.1.6.6 – Fire-retardant-treated wood that serves as supports for installation of fixtures and equipment shall be permitted behind non-comb.sheathing.

• 18.1.7 – Occupant load – Determined per 7.3.1.2 or determined as the max. probable population, whichever is greater.

• 18.2.1 - Means of egress components shall be per Chapter 7 and 18.2.2.2 thru 18.2.11.

• 18.2.2.2.4 – Doors within means of egress shall not be equipped with latches or locks that requires the use of a tool or key from egress side. Doors will be locked at all times to provide level of control required for some patients. Exception 1 locks complying with 18.2.2.2.5 are allowed.

• 18.2.2.2.5.1 - Door locking arrangements shall be permitted where clinical need requires security, provided that staff can unlock doors at all times in accordance with 18.2.2.2.6.

• 18.2.2.2.6 - Doors located in means of egress are permitted to be locked provided both the following: (both requirements are being met)

• 1. Keying all locks to keys carried by staff at all times

• 2. Only one locking device shall be permitted on each door.

• 18.2.2.2.7 – Doors in Exit passageways, stairway enclosures, horiz. exits, smoke barriers, or hazardous area enclosures

(except mech. equip. rms.) shall be permitted to be held open only by an auto release device. They shall interface with AFSS, Fire alarm, and systems per 7.2.1.8.2.

• 18.2.2.3 – Stairs permitted per 7.2.2.

• 18.2.2.5 – Horizontal exits per 7.2.4 and 18.2. 2.5.1 thru 18.2.2.5.7 are permitted.

• 18.2.2.5.1.1 – Minimum of 30 s.f. per patient in hospital shall be provided within the aggregated areas of corridors, patient rms, treatment rms., lounge or dining areas, and other similar areas on each side of the horizontal exit.

• 18.2.2.5.4 – A horiz. exit involving a corridor of 8’ or more in width and serving as a means of egress from both sides:

pair of opposite swinging doors, with each door having 41-1/2” min clear width.

• 18.2.2.10 - Areas of Refuge as part of accessible means of egress: per 7.2.12.

• 18.2.3.1 – Capacity of Means of Egress per 7.3 and 18.2.3.

• 18.2.3.4 – Min. corridor width for exit access (hospital) – 8’ min., exceptions:

(1) Aisles, corridors, ramps in adjunct areas not intended for patients: 44” min. clear.

(2) Noncontin. projections 6" max. from corridor walls, 39" min. above the floor are permitted.

(3) Exit access within a room or suite per 18.2.5 are permitted.

(4) Projections into the req'd width permitted for wheeled equip., provided all of the following are met:

a. Wheeled equip. doesn't reduce clear width to less than 60"

b. Fire safety plan and training program address relocation of wheeled equip. during fire emergency

c. Wheeled equip. limited to the following:

i. Equip. and carts in use.

ii. Medical emerg. equip. not in use.

iii. Patient lift and transport equip.

(5) Where corridor width is at least 8', projections into req'd width permitted for fixed furniture, provided all of the following conditions are met:

a. Securely attached to floor or wall.

b. Doesn't reduce clear corridor width to less than 6', except as permitted by 18.2.3.4(2).

c. Located only on one side of corridor.

d. Grouped such each group doesn't exceed 50 sf.

e. Groups in 18.2.3.4(5)(d) are separated by at least 10'.

f. Located such to not obstruct access to building service and F.P. equip.

g. Corridors throughout smoke compartment are protected by auto-smoke detection per 18.3.4 or fixed furniture is arranged to allow direct staff supervision from nurses' station.

(6) Cross-corridor door openings in 8' corridors = 6'-11" clear width for pairs of doors or 41-1/2" for single doors.

• 18.2.3.6 – Min clear door width @ means of egress from sleeping rms., treatment rms. in Hospitals and Nursing Homes:

41-1/2”

• 18.2.3.7 – Req’ts of 18.2.3.6 shall not apply as follows:

1. Doors not subject to use by any health care occupant: 32” min clear.

2. Doors in exit enclosures: 32” min clear.

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4. Where pair of doors is provided, the following criteria shall be met:

a. 1 door min. = 32” min. clear opening.

b. Rabbet, bevel, or astragal at meeting edge.

c. Inactive leaf shall have automatic flush bolt for positive latching.

• 18.2.4.1 – Number of means of egress shall be per 7.4.

• 18.2.4.2 - Min. 2 exits provided on every story.

• 18.2.4.3 – Min 2 separate exits shall be accessible from every part of every story.

• 18.2.4.4 – Min 2 accessible exits from ea. smoke compartment, and egress shall be permitted thru an adjacent compartment, provided that the 2 req'd egress paths are arranged so that both do not pass through the same adj. smoke compartments.

• 18.2.5.1 – Arrangement of means of egress per 7.5 and 18.2.5.

• 18.2.5.2 – Dead-end corridors: 30’ max.

• 18.2.5.3 – Common path of travel: 100’ max.

• 18.2.5.7.1.2 – Suite Separation – Suites shall be separated from remainder of the building by walls and doors per

18.3.6.2 thru 18.3.6.5 (0-hr smoke partitions).

• 18.2.5.7.4 – Non-patient-care Suites: Egress in accord w/ primary use and occupancy of space, except max travel distance to an exit from within a suite = 200’.

• 18.2.6.2.1 – Max travel distance between any point in a room and an exit = 200’.

• 18.2.6.2.3 – Max travel distance between any point in healthcare sleeping room and exit access door in that room = 50’ max.

• 18.3.2.1 – Hazardous Area Protection per 8.7 and 18.3.2.1.

5 Soiled Linen rms w/ volume >64 gal. = 1-hr.

6 Trash collection rms w/ volume >64 gal. = 1 hr.

7 Storage Rms w/ comb. mat’ls >100 s.f. = 1-hr.

• 18.3.3.1 – Interior finish per 10.2 and 18.3.3.

• 18.3.3.2 – Interior wall and ceiling – Class A permitted except per 18.3.3.2.1 or 18.3.3.2.2.

• 18.3.3.2.1 – Walls and Ceilings @ indiv. rooms w/ 4 occup max = Class A or B.

• 18.3.3.2.2 – Corridor wall finish 48” max hgt. (lower half of wall) = Class A or B.

• 18.3.3.3.2 – Interior Floor fin @ exit enclosures and exit access corridors and spaces not separated from them by walls per 18.3.6 = Class I or II.

• 18.3.4.3.3.2 – Annunciation -alarm zone shall be permitted to coincide with the permitted area for smoke compartments.

• 18.3.4.1 – Health care occupancies shall be provided with a Fire Alarm system per 9.6.

• 18.3.4.2.2 – Manual fire alarm boxes in patient sleeping areas not req’d at exits if located at all nurses’ control stations.

• 18.3.4.3.2.1 - Fire department notification shall be per 9.6.4.

• 18.3.4.3.3.2 - The alarm zone shall be permitted to coincide with the permitted area for smoke compartments.

• 18.3.4.3.3.3 - The provision of 9.6.7.4.5, which permits sprinkler systems waterflow to be annunciated as a single building zone, shall be prohibited.

• 18.3.4.5.1 - Detection systems, where required, shall be per 9.6.

• 18.3.4.5.2 - Detection in spaces open to corridors - see 18.3.6.1.

• 18.3.5.1 – Buildings containing healthcare occupancies shall be protected throughout by a supervised automatic sprinkler system per 9.7, unless otherwise permitted by 18.3.5.5.

• 18.3.5.6 – Quick-response sprinklers shall be used throughout smoke compartments containing patient sleeping rooms.

• 18.3.5.12 – Portable fire extinguishers shall be provided in all health care occupancies per 9.7.4.1.

• 18.3.6.1 – Corridors shall be separated from all other areas by partitions per 18.3.6.2 thru 18.3.6.5, unless otherwise permitted by one of the following:

(1) Spaces shall be permitted to be unlimited in area and open to corridor provided all of the following criteria are met:

a. The spaces are not used for patient sleeping, treatment or hazardous storage areas.

b. Corridors onto which spaces open in same smoke compartment are protected by an auto. smoke detection system

c. Open space is protected by auto smoke detection system.

d. Space does not obstruct access to req’d exits.

• 18.3.6.2.2 – No fire resistance rating shall be required for corridor walls.

• 18.3.6.2.3 – Corridor walls shall form a barrier to limit the transfer of smoke.

• 18.3.6.3.1 – Doors protecting corridor opg’s shall resist passage of smoke and:

(1) Comply with NFPA 80

(2) 1” max. undercut

(4) Doors to toilet rms, shower rms, and sim auxiliary spaces that do not contain combustible materials: smoke resist not req’d..

• 18.3.6.3.5 – Corridor doors shall be self-latching and provided with positive-latching hardware.

• 18.3.6.3.5 – Doors to toilet rms, shower rms, and sim auxiliary spaces that do not contain combustible materials: latching req’ts of 18.3.6.3.5 not req’d.

• 18.3.6.3.7 - Powered corridor doors per 7.2.1.9 not req’d to meet latching req’ts of 18.3.6.3.5 if:

(1) Door is equipped w/ means of keeping door closed acceptable to AHJ.

(2) Device capable of keeping door closed w/ 5lb force to latch edge of swinging door and any direction to sliding/folding door, whether or not power is applied.

• 18.3.6.3.11 – Door closing devices not req’d on corridor doors other than those serving req’d exits, smoke barriers, or enclosures of vertical openings and hazardous areas.

• 18.3.7.1 – Heath care facilities shall be subdivided by Smoke Barriers as follows:

(1) Divide every story used by inpatients for sleeping or treatment into a minimum of 2 smoke compartments.

(2) Divide every story having occup. load >50, regardless of use into a minimum of 2 smoke compartments.

(3) Size of each smoke compartment = 22,500 s.f. max. (unless the area is an atrium separated per 8.6.7).

(4) Max. travel from any point in smoke compartment to a door in smoke barrier = 200’ max.

• 18.3.7.3 – Any Smoke Barrier shall be per 8.5 and min.1-hr fire-rating, unless:

(1) NA

(2) Smoke dampers shall not be req’d in duct penetrations of smoke barriers in fully ducted heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning systems.

• 18.3.7.5.1 – Hospital or Nursing home = 30 net s.f. per patient shall be provided within the aggregated areas of corridors, patient rms, treatment rms., lounge or dining areas, and other low hazard areas on each side of the smoke barrier.

• 18.3.7.6 - Doors in Smoke Barriers- min 1/3 hr fire-rated and as follows:

(1) Non-rated protective plates allowed.

(2) Cross-corridor openings – pair of swinging doors per 7.2.1.14

(3) Cross-corridor pairs of doors must be opposite swinging.

(4) Min clear ea. swinging doors @ Hosp., nursing homes = 41-1/2” clear.

(5) Min clear ea. horiz. sliding doors @ Hosp., nursing homes = 6’-11” clear.

(6) Max clearance under door = ¾” max.

• 18.3.7.8 –Doors in Smoke Barriers shall comply with 8.5.4 and all of the following:

(1) Shall be self-closing or auto-closing per 18.2.2.2.7.

(2) Positive latching – Not Required.

(3) Stops required at head and sides of door frames.

(4) Rabbets, bevels, or astragals at meeting edges and stops – Required

(5) Center mullions – Prohibited.

• 18.3.7.9. – Vision panels w/ fire-rated glazing shall be provided in each cross-corridor swinging door in a smoke barrier.

NFPA 101 2015 Code Review

• Existing building is presumed to be within compliance of NFPA 101 existing building requirements.

• Square Footages

Addition: 6,133 sf Existing Area - 6 North & South: 17,062 sf Existing Area - Physician Work Area: 1,108 sf

Chapter 4 – General

• 4.4.2.2 – Prescriptive-based life safety design meeting the requirements of Chapters 1 thru 3, Sections 4.5 thru 4.8, and

Chapters 6 thru 43 of this Code shall satisfy Sections 4.1 and 4.2.

• 4.4.2.3 – Where req’ts in Chapters 11 thru 43 differ from req’ts in Chapters 1 thru 4 and 6 thru 10, the req’ts of Chapters

11 thru 43 shall govern.

• 4.6.1.1 – The authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) shall determine whether the provisions of this Code are met

• 4.6.7.1 - Rehabilitation category per 43.2.2.1: (1) Modification and (6) Addition.

Chapter 7 – Means of Egress

• 7.1.3.2.1 – Exit Separation:

(3) Connects 4 or more stories: 2-hr. fire rating

(8) Openings in separation wall: fire doors with closers per 7.2.1.8.

• 7.1.4.1 - Interior Wall & Ceiling Finish in Exit Encl.: Class A or B per 10.2.

• 7.1.4.2 - Interior Floor Finish in Exit Encl.: Class II per 10.2.

• 7.2.1.5.6 - Electrically Controlled Egress Door Assemblies: Means of Egress doors shall be permitted to be electrically locked if equipmend w/approved, listed hardware.

• 7.2.2.2.1.1 - Stairs, Dimensional Criteria:

(1) New stairs per 7.2.2.2.1.1(a) and 7.2.2.2.1.2

• 7.2.2.2.1.1(a) - New stairs

Min width: Per 7.2.2.2.1.2 Max. hgt. of risers: 7" Min. tread depth: 11" (see 7.1.7.2.2) Min headroom: 6'-8" Max hgt between landings: 12'-0" Landing: Per 7.2.1.3, 7.2.1.4.3.1, and 7.2.2.3.2

• 7.2.2.2.1.2 - Minimum New Stair Width:

(A) Total occup of all stories served by stair < 50: 36" min width, except 4-1/2" projections at or below handrail.

(B) Total occup of all stories served by stair > 50: Per 7.2.2.2.1.2(B).

• 7.2.2.2.1.2(B) - Min. New Stair Width: <2000 occup load = 44" min width.

• 7.2.2.5.2.1 - Stair Enclosure, Exposure - Where nonrated walls/opening enclose exterior of a stairway, walls or openings exposed to other parts of the bldg. <180°, the bldg. enclosure walls within 10' shall be constructed as req'd for stairway enclosures (2-hr Fire-rated).

• 7.2.2.5.2.3 - Fire-resist. rating of separation extending 10' from stairs shall not be req'd to exceed 1-hour where openings have min 3/4 hour fire-rating.

• 7.3.1 – Occupant Load:

6th Floor (New Addition):

HC-Sleeping Dept. 6,130 s.f. @ 120 sf/occ = 51 occup.

6th Floor (Modification):

HC-Sleeping Dept 18,330 s.f. @ 120 sf/occ = 153 occup.

Total occupants = 204 occup

• 7.3.2.2 – Max. projection within means of egress on ea. side: 4-1/2” (38” hgt. max.).

• 7.3.3.1 – Egress capacity (Health care, sprinklered):

• Stairs - .3” per occup; Level components and ramps - .2” per occup.

• 7.4.1.1 – Min. number of means of egress from any story = 2.

• 7.5.1.3.3 – Remoteness of exits – Bldgs. protected by AFSS per 9.7, Min. separation distance between 2 exits = 1/3 max. overall diag. dimension of the area or bldg. served.

• 7.5.4.1.3 - Accessible means of egress not req'd in health care occupancies protected throughout by an AFSS per 9.7.

Chapter 8 – Features of Fire Protection

• 8.3.4.2 – Min Fire Protection for Openings in Fire-rated Assemblies:

Component Walls Fire Drs Vision Panel (size) FR Vision Panel Fire Window Vert. shafts (stairs, exits): 2 hr 1-1/2 hr Max tested D-H-90 NP

1 hr 1 hr Max tested D-H-60 NP Fire Barriers: 2 hr 1-1/2 hr Max tested D-H-90 NP

1 hr 3/4 hr Max tested D-H-45 NP Smoke Barriers: 1 hr 1/3 hr Max tested D-H-20 3/4 hr Smoke Partitions: 1/2 hr. 1/3 hr Max tested D-20 1/3 hr.

• 8.3.5.1 – Firestop Systems – Penetrations that pass thru a fire barrier shall be protected by a firestop system or device.

• 8.3.5.7 – Openings thru fire barriers for air-handling ductwork shall be protected per 9.2.1.

• 8.4.3.5 – Smoke Partition doors shall be self or auto-closing per 7.2.1.8.

• 8.5.3 – A Fire Barrier shall be permitted to be used as Smoke Barrier per Section 8.5.

• 8.6.1 - Floor Smoke Barriers – Every floor that separates stories in a bldg. shall be constructed as a smoke barrier per

8.5 and shall be permitted opg’s. per 8.6.6 thru 8.6.9 or Chapters 11 thru 43.

• 8.6.4.1 – Shafts shall be enclosed at lowest or highest level of the shaft per 8.6.5.

• 8.6.5 – Shafts- Req’d Fire Rating:

Connecting 4 or more stories: 2-hr Fire Barrier.

Other new shaft enclosures: 1-hr Fire Barrier.

• 8.7.1.1 – Protection from any degree of hazard greater than normal shall be provided by one of the following means:

(1) Enclose area with 1-hr Fire Barrier per 8.3.

(2) Protecting an area with an AFSS per 9.7.

(3) Apply both (1) and (2) where hazard is severe or per Chapters 11 thru 43.

• 8.7.1.3 – Special Hazard Protection – Doors: min. ¾ hr fire rated, self or auto-closing per 7.2.1.8

Chapter 9 – Building Service and Fire Protection Equipment

• 9.6.1.3 – Fire Alarm System req’d for life safety shall be per NFPA 70 and 72.

• 9.6.3.1 – Occupant notification shall be provided per 9.6.3, 18.3.4.3.1.

• 9.6.3.4 – Where permitted by Chapters 11 thru 43, a positive alarm sequence shall be permitted per NFPA 72 (See

18.3.4.3).

• 9.6.4.1 – Emergency Forces notification req’d per 9.6.4 and 18.3.4.3.2.1.

• 9.6.5.1 – Fire safety functions shall be installed per NFPA 72 as req’d per 9.6.5 and 18.3.4.4.

• 9.6.7.1 – Alarm annunciation is required per 9.6.7 and 18.3.4.3.3.

• 9.7.1.1 – Supervised automatic sprinkler system as req’d by 9.7.1 and 18.3.5.1 and shall comply with NFPA 13.

Chapter 10 – Interior Finish, Contents, and Furnishings

• 10.2.3 – Interior Wall or Ceiling Finish – Class A, B, or C shall be classified based on ASTM E 84.

• 10.2.3.4 – Wall and Ceiling – Classifications characteristics:

(1) Class A: Flame spread: 0-25; Smoke dev.: 0-450.

(2) Class B: Flame spread: 26-75; Smoke dev.: 0-450.

(3) Class C: Flame spread: 76-200; Smoke dev.: 0-450.

(4) Existing interior finish exempt from smoke dev. criteria.

• 10.2.7.1 – Carpet floor finish shall comply with ASTM D2859.

• 10.2.7.2 – Floor finish other than carpet: Min. Rad flux: .1 W/ cm².

• 10.2.7.3 – Interior Floor Finish –shall be classified based on NFPA 253 or ASTM E 648.

• 10.2.7.4 – Interior Floor – Classifications characteristics:

(1) Class I: Rad flux: min .45 W/cm².

(2) Class II: Rad flux: min .22 W/cm², and max. .45 W/cm².

• 10.2.8.1 – Wall and Ceiling finishes, where sprinkled:

Class C permitted in any location where Class B is req’d.

Class B permitted in any location where Class A is req’d.

• 10.2.8.2 – Floor finishes, where sprinkled:

Class II permitted in any location where Class I is req’d.

No critical rad. flux permitted in any location where Class II is req’d.

Chapter 43 – Building Rehabilitation

• 43.1.2.1 - Any building undergoing repair, renovation, modification, or reconstruction shall comply with both of the following:

(1) Req'ts of the applicable existing occupancy chapters (Chapter 19).

(2) Req'ts of the applicable secton of this Chapter (Sections 43.5 and 43.8). See 43.5.1.3.

• 43.5.1.3 - Modifications, General Req'ts: Newly constructed elements, components, and systems shall comply with the req'ts of other sections of this Code applicable to new construction.

• 43.8.1.1 - Additions, General Req'ts.: Where an addition per 43.2.2.17 is made to a building, both of the following criteria shall be met:

(1) The addition shall comply with other sections of this Code applicable to new construction for the occupancy.

(2) The existing portion of the building shall comply with the req'ts of this Code applicable to existing buildings for the occupancy. See 43.5.1.3.

Chapter 6 – Classification of Occupancy and Hazard of Contents

• 6.1.5 – Healthcare, New (Chap 18)

• 6.2.2 - Hazard classif.: Ordinary (high hazard areas protected per 18.3.2.1).

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PHASING PLANS

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GENERAL PHASING NOTES

A. For temporary partition locations see Demolition Plans. Temporary partitions are suggested locations.Coordinate final location in field with C.O.R. See A601 for temporary partition type.

B. Verify all conditions in the field prior to fabrication, erection and construction.

C. Coordinate phase completion and start-up with requirements as set forth by the C.O.R. to maintain daily operations to near as normal as possible.

D. Coordinate location of job dumpster with the C.O.R. so as to disrupt daily operations as little as possible.

E. Coordinate access to all phases of construction, deliveries, and debris removal with the C.O.R. See General Requirements.

F. Temporary door locations and sizes are as required by the General Contractor. Doors shall interfere with daily operations as little as possible. Confirm all locations with the C.O.R.

G. Existing HVAC, medical gases, sprinklers and water supply to be maintained throughout as required during each phase of construction.Coordinate phasing with Mechanical and Plumbing contractor. Support and protect all lines during each phase of construction. See MEP Drawings.

H. Provide and maintain negative air pressure at all areas of construction. Coordinate with HVAC contractor.

J. See Structural, Plumbing, Mechanical and Electrical Drawings for additional phasing requirements.

K. Existing power must be maintained throughout as required during each phase of construction.Coordinate phasing with Electrical Contractor. Coordinate power turnover with requirements as dictated by the C.O.R. See Electrical Drawings.

L. Coordinate sequence of construction with C.O.R. to maintain the use of corridors for patient bed traffic.

M. Coordinate all work involving the generation of excessive noise so as to occur during non-peak operating hours, 1000 to 1600 daily.

Activities to occur during this time include, but are not limited to saw cutting, jack hammering, hammer drilling and core drilling. If there is any question as to whether an operation should occur during this time the Contractor will contact the C.O.R.

N. Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) have been identified is some areas of work. Refer abatement specification for scope. If additional materials are found that are suspected of being ACM, stop work and notify C.O.R.

P. Bid Items: Refer to Sheet G621 for a description of Bid Items.

Additional notes describing the bid item scopes are included throughout the drawing set.

Q. Phasing: Refer to Sheet G611 for an outline of project phasing.

Additional notes describing phasing details are included throughout the drawing set.

CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE NOTES

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No scope of work in these areas, except for minor work as indicated on MEP Drawings.

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No scope of work in these areas, except for minor work as indicated on MEP Drawings.

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DESCRIPTION OF BID ITEMS

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N Scale: 3/32" = 1'-0"

BID ITEM PLAN - SIXTH FLOOR

BID ITEM 2:

1. Delete stair construction between 6th and 7th floors. Add access door to Room A700.

2. Delete alteration work for chilled water system. See Sheets MP101, MP102, and MP103 for details.

BID ITEM 3:

1. Delete corridor door replacement. See Door Schedule for details.

2. Delete alteration work in Physician's Work Room as shown on BID ITEMS PLAN sheet G621.

BID ITEM 4:

1. Delete alteration work in existing rooms as shown on BID ITEMS PLAN sheet G621.

BID ITEM 5:

1. Delete alteration work in existing rooms as shown on BID ITEMS PLAN sheet G621.

Additional bid item notations are incorporated in the construction documents to further describe scope.

BID ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

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ABOVE CEILING COORDINATION

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Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"1

8" DUCTWORK ABOVE RECESSED LIGHT (CORRIDORS)

Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"2

12" DUCTWORK ABOVE SHOWER

Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"3

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(BATHROOMS & ANTE ROOMS)

Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"4

10" DUCTWORK ABOVE PATIENT ROOMS

(MUST MISS LIGHTS)

GENERAL NOTES

A. Floors in the new addition are designed to align with floors in the existing building . The addition is anticipated to expand vertically up to floor level 8 and be aligned at all floors. Due to this tight floor to floor area on the 6th Floor, above ceiling coordination is critical so that all trades can install the work as designed.

B. All trades with work above the ceiling are required to participate in the above ceiling coordination process prior to any shop drawings/fabrication/installation. Any work fabricated or installed prior to the completion of the coordination process is subject to rejection.

Refer to Specification Section 23 05 11 Common Work for HVAC for a description of the coordination process.

C. Details have been provided on this sheet to demonstrate the design team's solutions to some of the tighter conditions. Note that sprinkler pipes will not fit between ductwork and lights in many cases.

D. Ceilings have been lowered the minimum amount to accomodate a variety of conditions. Contractor will be required to maintain the ceiling heights shown or demonstrate through the coordination process that the design solutions are not achievable.

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3131 NEWMARK DRIVE,

SUITE 200

MIAMISBURG, OH 45342

VA Project No.

FULLY SPRINKLERED

ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS:CONSULTANTS:

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

JPA Project No.

937 461 3290 PHONE

jpa@johnpoe.com

CORRECT MEDICAL UNIT

PRIVACY ISSUES (6th FLOOR)

04/12/2019

SITE PLAN

1 AS101

NSKR

15006.00

539-330

Cincinnati, Ohio

N Scale: 1" = 20'-0"

SITE PLAN

N Scale: 1" = 160'-0"

CAMPUS MAP

A. All construction activities and materials shall be kept within the construction fence.

B. Construction fence shall be chain link with 85% opaque privacy screening.

C. Remove and replace any concrete or asphalt damaged by construction activities.

D. All disturbed lawn areas to be replanted with sod.

E. Coordinate crane access with C.O.R. Site shall be restored to original condition upon completion of work.

GENERAL NOTES

LEGEND

EXISTING WALLS/ MATERIALS/

EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED

BID ITEM 03 DOOR TO REMAIN

EXISTING WALLS/

MATERIALS/ EQUIPMENT TO

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D.R.

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S.R.

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A621

S.R.

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A623A

Tlt.

A622A Tlt.

A621A

Tlt.

A620A

Tlt.

A624A

Tlt.

A626A D.R.

A626

S.R.

A620 Clean Linen

A618 Soil. Util.

A616

Elec.

A615

Soil.

A605

HAC

A606 Tlt.

A607A

Tlt.

A604A

D.R.

A629

Tlt.

A629A

Tlt.

A631A

D.R.

A631

Tlt.

A619A

S.R.

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A614

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A614A

S.R.

A607

S.R.

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A612A

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Family Lounge

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D.R.

A647

Tlt.

A672A

Tlt.

A675A

Corridor

C-6-1

Tlt.

A670A

Break Room

A675

Pharmacy Office

A676

Nurse Station

A600

Nurse Manager

A601

Staff Tlt.

A602

Clean Utility

A603

D.R.

A604

Nourish.

A630

Oxygen Storage

A628

Cl. Supp.

A625

D.R.

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S.R.

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2.74

2.15

2.132.13

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2.76

2.28

2.78

2.74

2.75

2.74

2.132.13

2.15

2.29

2.76

2.28

2.78

2.74

2.76

2.28

2.78

2.74

2.292.15

2.13

2.75

2.74

2.28

2.78

2.74

2.762.76

2.29

2.13

2.15

2.75

2.74

2.28

2.78

2.74

2.29

2.15

2.13

2.75

2.74

2.75

2.74

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S.R.

A670

S.R.

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2.55

2.52

2.51

2.51

2.51

2.51

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2.74

2.18

2.18

2.18

2.18

2.182.18

2.29

2.76

2.15

2.132.13

2.75

2.74

2.28

2.78

2.74

2.75

2.74

2.18

2.15

2.132.13

2.29

2.76

2.75

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2.75

2.74

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2.15

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2.74

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2.78

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2.75

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2.16

2.18

2.15

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2.78

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2.13

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2.18

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2.78

2.74

2.28

2.78

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2.74

2.75

2.74

2.14

2.27

2.77

2.75

2.74

2.75

2.74

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2.15

2.29

2.75

2.74

2.75

2.74

2.762.76

2.28

2.78

2.74

2.28

2.78

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2.74

2.78

2.74

2.76

2.302.30

2.74

2.52

2.18

2.75

2.74

2.75

2.74

2.28

2.78

2.74

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2.14

2.332.33

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2.74

2.69

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2.35 2.34

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A R C H I T E C T SJ O H N P O E

3131 NEWMARK DRIVE,

SUITE 200

MIAMISBURG, OH 45342

VA Project No.

FULLY SPRINKLERED

ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS:CONSULTANTS:

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

JPA Project No.

937 461 3290 PHONE

jpa@johnpoe.com

CORRECT MEDICAL UNIT

PRIVACY ISSUES (6th FLOOR)

04/12/2019

DEMOLITION PLAN - NORTH

1 AD106N

NSKR

15006.00

539-330

Cincinnati, Ohio

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES

A. Protect existing structure, adjacent windows, doors and other building elements during demolition.

B. Remove all existing partitions shown with dashed line. Provide new finishes as scheduled at all area of removal or repair adjacent wall, ceilings and floor finishes to match adjacent surfaces.

C. Remove all existing doors and hollow metal frames where indicated with dashed line.

D. Demolish ceiling tiles and grid throughout unless noted otherwise.

E. Existing plaster or gypsum soffits are to remain unless noted otherwise.

F. Within the building, provide sticky mats at all exits from the construction area during the entire length of the construction project.

G. Remove all existing applied wall base in areas of floor or wall demolition.

H. Remove all existing corner guards and wall protection on walls to be remodeled.

J. Unless noted otherwise walls that are to be removed are metal stud and drywall construction. Walls of masonry construction are identified as such. The contractor shall be responsible for verifying conditions in the field.

K. Prepare existing floor surface throughout the entire area of demolition and construction for new floor covering. Pour cementitious topping to fill voids, feather all edges to match adjacent floor elevations and correct low areas to remain. Review and coordinate new floor drain locations and any floor slopes prior to slab prep.

L. Coordinate all demolition with Phasing Drawings. Confirm wall demolition with C.O.R. as some walls are on phasing boundaries.

M. Computer and communication cables and/or other wiring, piping, tubing, etc. serving other areas and functions located above ceiling or in walls of area to be remodeled shall be maintained during demolition/construction process. Coordinate any required modifications, relocations and shut down times of these systems with the C.O.R.

N. See Plumbing, HVAC and Electrical Drawings for removal work associated with those trades.

P. Sprinklers and water supply to be maintained throughout. See MEP Drawings.

Q. Existing power must be maintained throughout as required during each phase of construction. Coordinate phasing with Electrical Contractor. Coordinate power shut-offs with the C.O.R. See Electrical Drawings.

R. Patch and repair existing slab as required to fill voids in existing floor slab at abandoned mechanical chases, new electrical conduit and all MEP floor penetrations. Provide 2-Hr. fire rated floor construction, or 1 hour rated roof construction.

S. Remove wall-hung accessories and equipment, including TVs and computers, unless noted otherwise and turn over to C.O.R. Repair wall and floor finishes to match adjacent existing or provide new finishes as scheduled.

T. Typical existing toilet rooms have ceramic tile wainscot and showers have full height ceramic tile. Tile and substrate is to be removed as required to perform new work.

U. Bid Items: Refer to Sheet G521 for a description of Bid Items.

Additional notes describing the bid item scopes are included throughout the drawing set.

V. Phasing: Refer to Sheets G511 and G512 for an outline of project phasing. Additional notes describing phasing details are included throughout the drawing set.

W. Salvage any swing clear hinges and any door hardware in good working condition and turn over to Owner.

2.10 Remove existing metal lockers.

2.12 Salvage existing grab bars in this room. Reinstall in same configuration.

2.13 Existing patient headwall and bed locater to remain. Protect in place during construction.

2.14 Maintain overhead gypsum board soffit. Protect in place during construction.

2.15 Existing overhead patient lift and associated structure to remain.

Protect in place during construction.

2.16 Remove existing handrail.

2.18 Remove existing recessed medication cabinet. Patch and repair existing wall to like new condition.

2.27 Existing pneumatic tube station to be relocated. See New Work Plans.

2.28 Remove existing wall tile and wall board behind tile, including showers. Prepare for installation of new backer board and tile.

2.29 Remove existing wall tile and wall board behind sink. Prepare for installation of new backer board & tile.

2.30 Remove existing modular systems furniture.

2.33 Existing equipment to be relocated. Coordinate with C.O.R.

2.34 Composite metal panel parapet cap to remain.

2.35 Existing ballasted EPDM roof to remain.

2.51 Install fire-treated plywood on infill side of window. Remove existing window and wood window sill in plaster wall. Prepare opening for new construction. Refer to Phasing Plan G611 for sequencing of work.

2.52 Salvage existing ceiling-mounted patient lift system rail and lift mechanism for reuse. Remove all above-ceiling rail support attachments and bracing. Certain parts are to be reused, return unused parts over to the Owner. See Structural Drawings.

2.